Job fair Nov. 1
Cookies From Home is inviting grandmas - and grandpas, too - to share their love of baking while making some holiday dough this Christmas season.
The 27-year-old mail order and gift company will be hosting a job fair on Saturday, Nov. 1, at the company's bakery and showcase Gift Shop, 1605 W. University Drive, Suite 106, in Tempe. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. for a social gathering, with interviews beginning at 2 p.m.
For details, visit www.cookiesfromhome.com or call (480) 894-1944.
BAR Fitness fights tough economy
For consumers looking to get more for their money in a tough economy, having a gym membership might be costing you money and may not be helping you get healthy and fit.
The philosophy at The BAR Fitness is that people are looking for more than just a place to workout - they are looking for an experience that combines customer service with fitness guidance, support and education. The BAR also offers training and membership packages that can fit any budget, without compromising the quality of service provided.
For more information, call Brad at (480) 213-4931.
Cafe now open
The Honey Baked Ham Cafe is now open in Ahwatukee Foothills, at 5030 E. Ray Road.
For details, visit www.honeybakedforyou.com.
Academy launched
Salt River Project and Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business Center for Executive and Professional Development will join to launch the Small Business Leadership Academy.
Each course will take place over a two-week period, with classes held one evening each week. Participants will graduate Nov. 20, earning a Certificate of Participation from SRP and the W. P. Carey School of Business, and four Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from ASU.
For more information on scholarships and admission requirements, contact Art Oros at (602) 236-8773 or Art.Oros@srpnet.com.
